Maricopa County board authorizes litigation on multiple code‑enforcement cases after staff says administrative options exhausted
The board unanimously approved items 47–52 authorizing the county attorney to pursue litigation on zoning, environmental health and code violations after staff said inspections, notices and civil hearings failed to secure compliance.
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The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously March 11 to authorize the county attorney to pursue litigation in multiple code‑enforcement matters, approving agenda items 47–52 after staff described a complaint‑driven enforcement process and repeated efforts to gain voluntary compliance.
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